Meghan Dauphinee: projection

Meghan Daughinee

April 13-June 17 | 2017

#COMMONGROUND

Kathy Daley

May 31 - July 1 | 2018

Inspired and expressive cityscape paintings, uniquely West Coast.

My House Is

URBAN ECHOES

Susan Gransby, Hannah Bennett, Lee McKay, Carol McQuaid and Richard Tetrault

March 4 - April 25, 2015

In URBAN ECHOES, working in linocut or woodcut, these artists find their inspiration in urban architectural and industrial structures and the people who inhabit them.

Call for Submissions – 2015/2016 Season

The Firehall Arts Centre Gallery is currently inviting proposals from artists for exhibitions during the 2015-2016 Season. We are particularly interested in work that engages with contemporary issues of diversity and community.

Learning to Crawl

Eniko, Maria Gaudin, Karen Holland, Kate MacDonald and Les Sears, Stanley Mishkin, Shayla Perrault, Jesse Toso, and Tony Woods.

November 5 – December 1, 2014

Learning to Crawl is a juried exhibition featuring artists who are new to the Crawl this year.

North v.2

Kiku Hawkes

Sep 3 - Oct 18

Visual artist Kiku Hawkes integrates direct scans of pressed wildflowers, collected during a residency in Northern BC, with digital maps of the area.

FACADES OF THE WEST COAST

Laara Creman and Kevin Lanthier

December 3, 2014 – January 17, 2015

An Exploration of our emotional responses to architectural structures, inspired by the stories of the movement of people in the buildings around us.

Want: Failed Container

Timothy Nash

Nov 20 - Dec 22

Timothy Nash investigates ideas around desire through the metaphor of the container. These ephemeral images, barely resolving, invite contemplation of our need to hold and keep.

Urban Shadow

Jon Shaw
Karin Vengshoel & Erica Seckinger

January 8 - February 23

Each urban area, each urban project has its shadow. Artists Jon Shaw, Karin Vengshoel and Erica Seckinger critique the facades of our streets and alleyways, and the economic divides in our city.